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I just got switched to mononessa because I was unhappy with Trivora. Well, I've only been taking it for four days now and already it seems like I'm starting my period when it just ended not even a week ago!! I am extremely upset with this medication.
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Last month my pharmacy gave me Mononessa and told me it was the same drug as Sprintec. However, I have experienced weight gain, bloating, acne, and moodiness. I didn't have these symptoms while taking Sprintec. I have decided to stop taking the medication.
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Reviewer: Unhappy, 35-44 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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I have been on Sprintec for 2 years and the pharmacy gave me Monessa last month. I have not missed any pills and started my period one week early. I have been on my new pack for three days now and I am still bleeding. I have NEVER had this problem and have decided to stop taking Mononessa and try something else.
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Reviewer: alluringdiction, 35-44 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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I started this brand of birth control three weeks ago.
I had not taken birth control in almost fifteen years.
I started on the first day of my period as indicated, and have not stopped having a period in THREE weeks!
It was light at first, but got progressivly heavier, to the point that.... in the past week I have been getting blog clots every time I use the rest room (which I've never had bef
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I've been getting my period 2 weeks early for 2 mos, in addition to the regular cycle. Increased acne, and weight gain. I did NOT react this way with Sprintec, which they told me was the same as Mononessa.
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